This rare lot perfectly bridges the gap between early American colonial heritage and the romantic revival styles of the 1920s suburban housing boom. All pieces in this collection are directly anchored, edited, or compiled by the legendary architectural editor Russell F. It represents an invaluable reference suite for historical preservationists, practicing traditional architects, and passionate collectors of early Americana. ? THE CROWN JEWEL ANCHOR BOOK: 1. “GOOD HOUSES: Typical Historic Architectural Styles for Modern Wood-Built Homes” (1922, 1st Edition, Weyerhaeuser Forest Products) A masterpiece of 1920s trade publishing. This comprehensive 63-page volume is highly sought after for its gorgeous, evocative illustrations by Birch Burdette Long (celebrated collaborator of Frank Lloyd Wright). It details exactly how classic colonial archetypes can be beautifully translated into modern 20th-century residential framing. ?? THE WHITE PINE / MONOGRAPH SERIES PAMPHLETS: Includes five beautifully preserved issues featuring exquisite full-page architectural photography, intricate floor plans, and meticulously drafted measured structural drawings: 2. XII, Number 5 (1926): “Early Dwellings in New Hampshire” by A. (Classic early yellow-cover branding). XV, Number 1 (1929): “Churches in Eight American Colonies Differing in Elements of Design” by Hobart B. XV, Number 6 (1929): “Annapolis on the Severn” by Delos Smith. (Superb regional Maryland piece). XVI, Number 5 (1930): “Wye House, Home of the Lloyds (Talbot County, Maryland)” by Elliott L. XVI, Number 6 (1930): “Public Buildings, Part One” by J. Collector’s Note: Items 5 & 6 represent a highly desirable consecutive run from Volume XVI! ? CONDITION REPORT: These items have been remarkably well-preserved over the last century. Exteriors: Clean, authentic paper wraps showing elegant, age-appropriate toning, light edge wear, and faint surface dusting that enhances their vintage character. Structurally: Spines are completely intact, and original staples remain solid. No major splits or loose covers. Interiors: Crisp, clean, and free of severe staining, major tears, or egregious highlighting. All premium photography plates, diagrams, and blueprints are fully present and uncompromised.

Art Deco Design Beveled Leaded Glass Pine Door 36 X 80. STUNNING SOLID PINE WOOD DOOR WITH A FABULOUS ART DECO DESIGN LEADED GLASS WINDOW. PRE-OWNED, JUST REMOVED FROM A PALM BEACH ESTATE. MEASURES 36″ X 80″ X 1-3/8. GLASS IS IN GREAT CONDITION, THERE IS ONE SMALL CRACK (PICTURED), LOOKS LIKE PART OF THE DESIGN. UNHUNG, THIS WAS INSTALLED SIDEWAYS IN A WALL, WOOD IS UNPAINTED AND NEEDS A LITTLE CLEANING UP. LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY OR CAN BE DELIVERED IN THE SOUTH EAST FLORIDA AREA. CHECK OUT ALL THE PHOTOS AND SEE FOR YOURSELF HOW SHARP LOOKING THIS DOOR IS. The item “Art Deco Design Beveled Leaded Glass Pine Door 36 X 80 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT” is in sale since Sunday, September 2, 2018. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Building & Hardware\Doors & Door Hardware\Doors”. The seller is “whatmighthavebeen” and is located in Pompano Beach, Florida. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

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